Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-01
NEWS NOTES.


Charles Raskin, editor of lie Progress
has been appointed Consular Agent
for the Kingdom of Belgium in this
city.
The Los Angeles Sash and Door
Company filed petition to dissolve
co-partnership in the Superior Court
yesterday. ra4
The number of transfers of real es-
tate recorded yesterday was ISL, and
the amount of consideration named
was $41l ,663e
Yesterday morning Rev. W. o.
Burr reported to Sheriff Rays that
Mrs. 1. T. SHREDDER, of Twelfth street,
had become insane.
The case of l.. L. Price, the juror
who was assaulted at the County Jail,
will come up before Judge Cheney
this morning, at 10 O'Clock.
A boy named Doris fell from a
Temple-street car while attempting to
get off, yesterday. He struck on his
head, fracturing his skull.
w. r. T. Miller was arrested on
Buena Vista street yesterday morning
by Captain Fletcher for exposing his
person to a crowd of school children.
Pho Pico commenced suit yesterday
against Jose Olivias ct al, to eject
them from eight acres of land in the
Verdugo tract, and to recover $2625
damages.
Tomorrow, the golden jubilee of
the ordination of Pope Leo XIII,
will be celebrated by procession
which will form opposite the plaza at
3 O'Clock P. NJ.
Prospects for the next Fair are very
good and encouraging. There will be
a meeting of the directors to-day at 10
A. M. at N. Covarrubias' stables, Los
Angeles street.
The piles and plank for the East
Side levee, from the Arroyo Seco to
Kuhrts street, have been placed
along the line, and the construction OF
the levee will proceed at once.
Francisco Mora commenced suit
against Peter Cazenave in the Superior
Court yesterday to eject him from GER
tain premises which he leased and for
which he has not paid the rent as
agreed.
Hon. w. F. White and A. w. Potts,
bank commissioners of the State, ex-
amined the condition of the Farmers
and Merchants Bank yesterday That
bank is always ''solid as the hills" and
courts official examination.
Constable Altamarano arrested
Mexican youth 16 years of age yester-
day on charge Of grand larceny for
horse from a gentleman at
Anaheim. The youth drove him to
this city, where he was captured.
An accident occurred yesterday on
CASTELAR, street. A man named B. X.
Smith was hitching his horse when it
became restive and backed on to the
sidewalk, breaking the shaft. A piece
of wood penetrated the horses leg.
A jury in the case of Emile Dubour-
dieu, charged with battery in pushing
ing child named Romeo Brown off
from a wall, could not agree yester-
day in Justice Austin's court. The
matter was continued until October
18th.
Mr.. Phillips arrived a day or two
ago from New York, to look after the
interests of the G. G. Hastings heirs.
The auction of the noted ranch takes
place to-day. at G. A. Sumner & Co.'S.
office, and the question will then be
settled whether they or some one
else sub-divides.
Cards are issued for the marriage
of Benz. F. Atherton and Maggie II.
Schurman, the ceremony to take place
. at the Christian Church, So Temple
street, at 8 P. NJ, November 2, 1887.
The numerous friends of the bride and
bridegroom-elect will all be there to
witness the solemn service.
The train due from the north at
11:4O A. NJ. yesterday, was very heavy,
and consisted of four baggage and
express cars, besides long, heavy
passenger train. Kelly, with the
great No. 216 locomotive, hauled the
train, but the weight was too heavy
to make time, and the train arrived
four hours late.
Yesterday morning the Lightning"
messenger who frequents the Nadeau
was summarily elected by negro
porter and his loud cries were the cause
of large crowd gathering around
the portal. An officer led 'Light-
ming away despite his angry threast
to have the porter arrested for battery.
Shortly after he was again on the
scene as cool as ever.